US2004109045A1PendingUtilityA1
Print head for micro-deposition of bio-molecules
Est. expiryDec 6, 2022(expired)· nominal 20-yr term from priority
Inventors:Thomas E. Kocher
B01L 2300/0819B01L 2300/0838B01L 3/0268B01L 2400/0439
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Abstract
A print head for depositing molecular liquids on a substrate comprising: a block of prezoelectic material including at least one void passing through the block and first and second electrodes respectively coating the void and the block, such that application of a voltage between the electrodes produces a radial force to constrict the void and eject liquid contained in the void.
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1 . A print head for depositing molecular liquids on a substrate comprising:
a block of piezoelectic material including at least one void passing through said block; and first and second electrodes respectively coating said void and said block, such that application of a voltage between said electrodes produces a radial force to constrict said void and eject liquid contained in said void.
2 . The print head of claim 1 wherein said at least one void contains a glass or plastic capillary tube for containing a molecular liquid to be ejected.
3 . The print head of claim 1 including a plate on said block having an orifice aligned with said at least one void.
4 . The print head of claim 1 including a tube connected to said orifice for supplying molecular liquid to said at least one void in said block.
5 . The print head of claim 1 wherein said block is made of lead zirconate titonate material.
6 . The print head of claim 1 wherein said block includes a linear array spaced of voids passing through said block.
7 . The print head of claim 1 wherein said block includes an array of spaced voids passing through said block.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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